CAREERS & STUDENT OUTCOMES

For their senior design project, four biomedical engineering students — each with a personal connection to their work — created a device that could stop an addiction in its tracks

CAREERS & STUDENT OUTCOMES

Andre Faubert '23 directs his passion for biomedical engineering into biophotonics and imaging research

RESEARCH & INNOVATION

Through an NSF CAREER grant, this Stevens researcher is using artificial intelligence to deliver biomedical images at a super-resolution, faster speed and lower cost so clinicians can more accurately diagnose and treat diseases

CAREERS & STUDENT OUTCOMES

Samantha Gajda '23 performs coding in the biomechanics lab, with hopes of working with a professional sports team after graduation

CAREERS & STUDENT OUTCOMES

Mohammad Mir '23 and the team of researchers in Jinho Kim's laboratory have developed and patented medical devices and technologies with healthcare applications

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Stevens' Launchpad program supports Arianna Gehan '24's dream of helping people with type 1 diabetes live independently with confidence

CAREERS & STUDENT OUTCOMES

Debraj Das '23 applied his Stevens education to a co-op at a major pharmaceutical company by investigating a drug's potency on human cells, with the hope of treating autoimmune disorders

Jinho Kim, PI and BME Assistant Professor, received a research grant of $591,006 from Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for his project “Technology Platform for Modeling Cystic Fibrosis Ex Vivo." He also received an NSF award of $50K for his project “I-Corps: A Minimally Invasive Palpation Device for Intraoperative Tumor Detection.”